有意义的定位

IF 1.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Sarah Tomkins, Jennifer Liu
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由于系统性的反土著种族主义、定居者殖民主义的持续有害影响以及许多医疗保健关系中固有的权力差异,加拿大的土著妇女和生育父母在其孕产妇医疗保健经历中面临着不成比例的虐待。原住民助产士和助产士是抵制这些状况、恢复传统原住民分娩知识和实践的重要领导者。最终,她们致力于维护土著人的自决和主权。本定性研究立足于对土著孕产妇健康方面的历史和当前挑战的理解,探讨了如何以定居者研究者和孕产妇健康从业者的身份,以文化安全、反种族主义的方式,为土著孕产妇健康提供最佳支持。本文分享了与五位著名土著学者、助产士和社区领袖进行的半结构式访谈的主要观点。这些顾问强调了有意识的关系在推动恢复传统分娩方式和提供文化安全护理方面的核心重要性,以及土著助产士和助产士在这些过程中的不可或缺性。顾问们还强调,亟需在全国各社区增加土著从业人员的数量,并使他们更容易获得服务。他们敦促定居者从业者了解定居者殖民主义的历史和当代影响,以及与其土著同事和客户建立文化安全、反种族主义关系的重要性。
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Meaningful Positioning
Indigenous women and birthing parents in Canada disproportionately face mistreatment in their maternal healthcare experiences due to systemic anti-Indigenous racism, ongoing harmful impacts of settler colonialism, and power differentials inherent in many healthcare relationships. Indigenous midwives and doulas are important leaders in resisting these conditions and reclaiming traditional Indigenous birth knowledge and practices. Ultimately, they work to uphold Indigenous self-determination and sovereignty. Grounded in an understanding of historical and current challenges regarding Indigenous maternal health, this qualitative study explored how best to situate oneself as a settler researcher and maternal health practitioner to support Indigenous maternal health in a culturally safe, anti-racist manner. In this article, key insights are shared from semi-structured interviews conducted with five prominent Indigenous scholars, midwives and community leaders. These consultants emphasized the central importance of intentional relationships in advancing the reclamation of traditional birth practices and providing culturally safe care, along with the indispensability of Indigenous midwives and doulas in these processes. Consultants also stressed the critical need for increased numbers of, and accessibility to, Indigenous practitioners in communities across the country. Settler practitioners are urged to understand the historical and contemporary impacts of settler colonialism, and the significance of building culturally safe, anti-racist relationships with their Indigenous colleagues and clients.
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International Journal of Indigenous Health
International Journal of Indigenous Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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